When a child is diagnosed with a learning or behavioral disorder, parents go into problem-solving mode. To help their child, they survey options, research studies, reach out to doctors and experts, and even become self-taught experts in their own right.
Their journey toward “answers” involves navigating a counsel of teachers, therapists, doctors, and support groups as well as assessing the effectiveness of medications. Sometimes, the search for solutions begets even more questions. Frustrations can run high, especially when the child’s health, school, social, or family struggles continue unchecked.
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